Marilyn Manson Tickets

The venue did no body checks, I've seen more security at a yellowcard concert! The die hard manniquins did not even play, no opening act whstsoever. No announcement to say why, manson just began show without warning an hour after posted start time. Show was good minus poor vocal sound and usually only able to see black sillouette of manson 75% of show which only lasted 70 min. Waste of money if you had to travel for what you exspected to be an epic show!

Really good show, he hasn't lost hi edge at all. He did however play a few to many new songs then I needed to here. And of the newer songs he played they where all of the slow variety. When he did get to the classic Manson songs, he delivered exactly what I was looking for.

the sound was aweful......and there was so much smoke on stage from Marilyn that you barely got a glimpse of him......his show was not eventful.he didn't put on what he is capable of........ didn't recognize hardly any of the songs......

The only complaint I have about this show was that it wasn't long enough! :) He played stuff from his latest album, and older classics too. It was an incredible concert.

Ive seen manson preform before and he never puts on a bad show. He brings the energy to the stage and its reflected in the crowd

Seen Manson 5 times now and he never disappoints. The show was a bit short but the crowd sucked. That's likely why he cut it short. They were unresponsive to everything except the 'radio-friendly' songs. Hopefully next time I see home it's not in this town.

Horrible setlist, bad stage production, and too short. What a let down.

This was a great show. While tamer than earlier concerts, and not as visually exciting, the show was still what you would expect from Marilyn Manson. A lot of new songs intermixed with a few old, especially from Antichrist Superstar. The venue is awful though, you could not hear him sing unless you went up towards the front, lineups meant that we did not see the opening band at all.

Manson proved he's still an exceptional showman!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The fans got what they wanted! Awsome music and great visuals. Manson performed an encore and fans couldn't stop wishing for more.

Manson put on a great show, i was very happy to see him. We did not like his opener band (die mannequin) but marilyn made us forget about them instantly..... Awsome, awsome, awsome..... i will never forget it

My Wife and I have been fans of MM since the beginning and this was our first time we got to see him in concert. Overall, the show was boring. The sound was so bad that we couldn't hear a thing he sang unless we new the song word for word. He hardly played any hits, but stuck to the material from their new album, which is tired at best. Speaking of tired, Manson was far from entertaining. We weren't expecting him to eat a bat, but his slithering on the ground or singing into a hand held camera (or flood light - wtf?), was not entertaining. It seemed to me that he was just tired of performing. Their backdrop was even the Anti-Christ/American flag from his shtick in the mid 90's. Overall, we were very disappointed. By no way did we get our $80/each worth of entertainment.

It was a decent show, but could have been so, so much more. Manson only played for just over an hour, which was disappointing. The sound in the upper deck made it extremely hard to hear the vocals. The stage seemed lacking with only a pair of backdrops and a few props. Why did he cut Sweet Dreams in half? I understand if you're going to only play for an hour that a 5 minute track takes up valuable time, but it's one of his biggest songs. Overall, I think this concert was 12 years too late and wouldn't have held a candle to the show he was supposed to perform if he hadn't been banned back in '97. At least I can finally check Marilyn Manson off my list of bands I've wanted to see.

hard to get a good look at him, only played 1.5 hours and he seemed tired

Great show. Definitely one of the weirdest but incredibly insane stage shows I've ever seen. He didn't play long enough for the price paid. would never spend that much for Manson again unless he played longer.

Having been a fan since the beginning and witnessing the birth of the mainstream's oversimplified label of him as nothing more than a demagogue, this show was interestingly and strangely stripped down. I say strange because this side of Manson has not been seen since the days before Antichrist Superstar when he and Twiggy were best friends writing songs for fun. This tour, compared to even last year's show I bore witness to in Vancouver, is far less concerned with theatrics and instead focuses on the music; specifically, music from the new album "The High End of Low." Six songs were played from the new album. Standout songs for me were, "Leave A Scar," "Wow," "Four Rusted Horses," and "Wight Spider." Manson saved a piece of his set for some older material like "Rock n Roll N***er" and "Little Horn" which were both played with an intensity that tore through the crowd and had the dilettantes running for the exits. Never one to pander to the mainstream, Manson did play "Sweet Dreams," "Dope Show," and "The Beautiful People" for the sheer fun of it, which also pleased those fans whose only exposure to the band has been from the censored radio and TV. If you are not a fan of Manson's music and are only going to see the spectacle, the circus, and the myth that is the man, you will be disappointed. I repeat, this tour is a rebirth and a celebration for Manson and Twiggy, who are enjoying the simplicity of just writing songs together again, as best friends, as musicians and performing them live. I'm sure the sordid details and the spectacle that has at times overshadowed Marilyn Manson's music will return in future endeavours, but for now the band Marilyn Manson is all about the music and recapturing the spirit when he and Twiggy first met. It worked wonderfully last night and I had a great time. The show was short, to the point, a liitle hard and a little sweet. Like having sex with a familiar lover, flipping through your favorite positions, and then falling asleep satisfied. No debauchery tonight, as we know what to do, and we do it well.

Great show! Hung out with the band afterwards. Fantastic guys! Best night in the world!

The hardest working person on stage was the Beverage Roadie. Manson would fling out his hand like a surgeon expecting a scalpel and this tiny girl would run out and put a bottle in it. Manson would then take a swig, one swig only, and spit some or all of the substance out before casually dropping the bottle in random places on or off stage. This may have contributed to his forgetting lyrics to Dope Show, which really are not that hard to remember. Manson seemed tired, wasted, and uninterested in what he was doing. I didn't get any impressions of in-your-face, satirical, balls-out power that we would have been in awe of in the not-so-distant past. I'm glad I went, but my expectations of Manson's wit and creativity were not met. Sorry dude.

Great show, would have liked it to last another half hour. While he played mostly all new songs, it was still awesome! Thankfully Calgary didn't try to ban him again!

Extremely tamed. PG version. Disappointed. Expensive waste of money.